The Brief: Dalhousie Castle Hotel and Spa Rebrand Give this 13th century luxury castle hotel a 21st century brand identity that captures the unique essence of the place, its history and values. Da
Took shape around 1450, crafted from the vibrant red stone quarried just across the South
Hosted notable figures like William Wallace, Mary Queen of Scots and Oliver Cromwell
Converted into private residence in 1820
Used as a private boarding school in 1925
Transformed into a luxurious hotel in 1972
Castle is rumoured haunted by the "Grey Lady" the ghost of Lady Catherine, who was reportedly locked in a turret and left to die around 1500
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Luxury Associated Colours Gold: Symbolises wealth, success and prestige Navy and Black: Evoke a sense of classic elegance and sophistication Deep Colours: Rich, deep tones like burgundy, emerald and purple convey a sense of richness and depth Neutrals: White, cream, beige and taupe are used to create luxury and openness Grey and Brown: Charcoal grey and various shades of brown can also project classic sophistication
These are similar to the colours present in the current branding. To reach out to other markets, I think my branding will step away from the darker, luxurious colour schemes.
In a world of stress and responsibilities, step away for a night and enjoy living in luxury. Explore the woodland surroundings and shoot your shot in a game of archery. From exquisite restaurant meals to a picnic hamper made fresh in the morning, forget about life for the day and we'll handle the rest.
With a target market of couples, a warm rebrand will make it the ideal place for a romantic getaway.
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Alcohol
Wallpaper and Room Designs
Tote Bags
Stationery & Accessories
Cosmetics & Health
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